Darrell Grant’s “The Territory”CD is now available on PJCE Records
Buy it HERE
CD Release Concert
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Tickets available HERE
First Unitarian Church
1211 SW Main Street, Portland, OR
Showtime: 3:30 pm
Admission: $10.00-adults, $8.00 students, children under 12-free
featuring:
- Darrell Grant / piano
- Mike Horsfall / vibraphone
- Marilyn Keller / vocals
- Hamilton Cheifetz / cello
- John Nastos / flutes & saxophones
- Tom Barber / trumpet
- Kirt Peterson / bass clarinet, saxophones
- Eric Gruber / bass
- Tyson Stubelek / drums
Recipient of the 2012 Chamber Music America Jazz New Works Commissioning and Ensemble Development grant funded by the Doris Duke Foundation
Funded in part by Regional Arts and Culture Council
“irrepressibly energetic and finely polished.” – The Oregonian
“A triumph of spirit!” – Northwest Reverb
Darrell Grant’s “The Territory” @ the PDX Jazz Festival
February 21, 2014
Winningstad Theatre
Showtime: 9:30 pm
For tickets visit here
The Territory returns home for one night at the intimate Winningstad Theatre.
Featuring special guest Joe Locke.
Featuring:
- Darrell Grant / piano
- Joe Locke / vibraphone
- Marilyn Keller / vocals
- Tom Barber / trumpet
- John Nastos / saxophone
- Kurt Peterson / bass clarinet
- Hamilton Cheifetz / cello
- Eric Gruber / bass
- Tyson Stubelek / drums
photo by Katie France
Darrell Grant’s “The Territory” @ The Jazz Standard – NYC
Portland pianist Darrell Grant returns to New York City for a special performance of “The Territory”
January 15, 2014
Showtimes: 7:30 & 9:30 pm
Admission: $20.00
For tickets visit here
Featuring:
- Darrell Grant, piano/composer
- Tyson Stubelek, drums
- John Nastos, saxophones
- Eric Gruber, bass
- Joe Locke, vibraphone
With special guest:
- Marilyn Keller, voice
- Dorothy Lawson, cello
- Charles Pillow, bass clarinet
- Terell Stafford, trumpet
Recipient of the 2012 Chamber Music America New Jazz Works Commissioning and Ensemble Development grant funded by the Doris Duke Foundation.
“irrepressibly energetic and finely polished.” – The Oregonian
“A triumph of spirit!” – Northwest Reverb
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